Tag: spreading the word

There may have been several advances in the tactics used for marketing a product or a service. But none is as effective as the most ancient one – marketing by referral, which breaks all marketing barriers even in this advanced day and age. Wondering how? Referring from one person to another, without the involvement of advertisers, outside the arena of sales people, referrals recommendations can be quite convincing to potential customers (more…)

Why don’t we have loyal customers? This is a serious question which every business comes across when the going get though. It so happens that your answers are right in front of you, but you need look at the situation with a different perspective. Building customer loyalty should be a well planned process. However, I have outlined few quick fixes which may help you build some kind of rapport with your customer base. Tell customers about hidden benefits Communicate true savings Marketing through leftovers (more…)

You don’t need a marketing consultant to tell you that the teenager market is a big market. I have outlined five key points to be considered while you are investing your marketing dollars for the teen market. Do keep in mind that quality marketing endeavours will require time, determination, and a good budget. A good way to start is to research you own teen prospects. Once you get to know your teen prospects it will be easier to follow these five key points which will give you a head start over your competitors. (more…)

Let’s be serious. Nobody wakes up and decides to tell all their friends and family what a great place TOP’s Restaurant is! Marketers who want to take advantage of word-of-mouth communications need to take a more subtle approach. We take customers that arrive on personal recommendation but do little to cheer them to carry on the tradition of spreading the word. I have outlined few ideas you could use for stimulating your customers to recommend your service: Catchphrase - You can’t go wrong in asking customers who express satisfaction to tell their friends. They might be more inclined to do so if you ask them and it will surely do no harm. (more…)